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The Unexpected Always Happens.

New York Sun: 81 have just return
ed from the ice cream saloon with your
daughter, sir, whom have left in the
parlor." said the young man, nervous
", "and-and--may | say a word to
you, sir?"
Certainly, certainly" responded
the old gentleman with hearty en-
couragement.
go right ahead"
Thanks. / want to ask you, sir
Tiff YOU could lend me five cents Il
ride up to Harlem with.
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Young and middle aged men suffering from
nervous debility, loss of memory, premature
old aye, as the result of bad habits, should
send 10 cents in stamps for large illustrated
treatise sugg4 sting upfailing cure. Address
WORLDS Dispensary Medical Association,
Buffalo, n. 7.
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New York Sun: 1--WE have just had
quite'a lively disc 1ssion. Mr.. Wabash "
remarked Miss Penelope Waldo. as the
young gentleman seated himself for an
evening call, sand papa j. very pro-
nounced in his admiration for the Cen
tury.'' "Yes?" responded Mr.. Wa
bash. with easy pnftenessi Il used to
ike Century myself, but it's over two
wears now since have had chew D.
tobacco in my mouth. /"
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Omaha boy-Pa, why can't we have bic
housp and horses and carriages like Mr.. Bin
kersl Omaha ua-Mr. Blinkers belongs, to
the gas company. 'Wnat difference does
that make, pa2" Gle gets his gas for moth
inr''
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Let the Trial Proceed.

Arabi Pasha when he heard he had been
denied the benefit of English counsel, prompt
ly fortified himself with bottle of Aliens
Iron Tonic Btters and quietly remarked
Let the trial proceed. All genuine bear the
signature Of j. P. Allen, st. Paul, Minn.
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Rohhv's Doubts,

New York Sun: MA" said Bobby,
..you told me to count 100 every time ]
got angry"
"Yes. Bobby"
..Well, I've got up to sixty, an In
rattino madder all the time"
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Queen Victoria's plate ware is valued at
$40 600. 600. It seems like good deal OF val
liable property to have lyirg around, but she
lives where the police force isrun for the pro-
lection Of property, and not for the carrying
Of elections.
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The editor Of the Blizzard will not 90
abroad tais summer. WIKI Blaine, Cameron,
Cody and Pulitzer over there 1t is apparent
that somebody must remain at home and at
tend TO business.
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The only tin when woman doesn't 90.
i ~ FL having ii said that he got her foot
sntoi, Is when she is # ng on no. "a
slipper.
-rfhe title OF George M. Cables latest le'
.,,ra i 4a(obgebs in tie Church, 1t may p
ruessed that Mr. able makes sweeping state
mentA.
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Some envious creatures in London are
comparing Buffalo BilI's success to the con-
quests If gladiators in the more rotten days
of The Roman empire. But the gladiators OF
ancient Rome never pulled in S1O,0O0 day
by their shows.
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..Rovsl Cslue" Mends Everything!

Broken China, Glass, Furniture, Ornaments,
Leather. etc. Everlasting tenacityl Always
LIQUID and ready. Free sample ytals at drug
gists and grocers.
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After running lawn mower for an hour
this morning, he remarked that II ever ne nao
said anything deTogatory or unklnd OF tne
snow shovel he would most willingly take II
hon
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1t seems the journeymen bakers have had
a meeting to discuss their grievances. Prob
ably If you should give baker all he kneads,
il would be all he would want.
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"A man in the park reading sign, keep
Off the Grass" asked q policeman facetiously
what he could keep it off with. "Wtth you'
feet" was the brief reply.
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-Always on top; the hat.-Chsmpion City
Times. Always under foot: the shoe. An,
hal We can do this sort o'thing, too.
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Davenport Business College, complete in All
departments. For catalogues, address, D. y
Duncan, BavenJort, Iowa.
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Nobody ever asks John L. Sullivan If
is hot enough for him.
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IF afflicted with Sore Eyes, use DR.. Isaac
Thompson's Eye water. Druggists sell 1t; Zoe
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CALLAHAN COLLEGE. DIES MONIES, "A "a
Excluaively for girls. Preparatory, Normal and COZ
iegiate courses of study Music, Art, cd. Languages
and Rlocution, specalt1es Home care and comfort
Fall term begins Sept. sth Address the frosoSnA
9. r. Pomeroy.
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Bronchitis is cured by frequent small doses
of PisO's Cure for Consumption.
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padding having been resorted 70 for several years
now have f1d Srs bust Ny compexion y lar. slsr.
peuefy, and free from those hateful eFrptluns
My form is Just what want 10 Ia be- and my heAih
generally is much improved. No one thanks you more
than my husband, who he Is as proud Of me
our wedding day.
sI can scarcely believe il myself but am a. plump
and my bust frmer. larger and more eautuy fonad~
ed than at M-eleven years ago. and feel p4ssetn
"You know Doctor that after reading your PAM
phlet which fell into my hands BY cnance ngdefeo
In former letter told you Of my complete recOxsy
from the dreadful weakness described 70 you. But
believing that you aiways liked TO hsar .ooa neSs.L
achieved. My whole form is much improved the bust
especially being all that could ask Having rather
to me as is the suppleness of limb and youthful fes-
ing that abide with me day after day"
I.could add fifteen hundred more Of the same kind
ifit were necessary.
See what that popular weekly. Ths Inosids. sad ct
Dr. Harmon almost two years ago.
for his system He s an Enelsh physician And does
not pretend to perform miracles. But what ~
he viii do he win do Or Harmon Wishes a pa.e4.
give satisfaction or charge nothing for BIZ c~sccn.
More than this his patients may rely ADsouto4 Nke
his discretion Indeed they can saiely qo - ~,
sex2 Why, everything that science can ao. PAD
complexion vanishes under bis cars IN Few weeks
gestve of every noble charm Of womAnhood. DR. h9f-
mon has done little good service IN 80
vaouTR machine horror 50 ao eaPO.se n y ~ s1
of the inquistion as good means OF eryinG .nS .oa
of martyrs. but trammel TO beauty rather snan =
to be like satin and her figure like that Of goo0eea
i, should consult DR.. Harmon.
Get my Book and see the abundant proof Perhaps
o has used the treatment. =, !.
ton with my Institute made oy cessaln aA1lan.
222s Howard St.D San fFSnolsbo' ona
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symptoms 1nstutng coui1OFI "a
Mrs E. F. MORGAN, of No. II Lexington St7
3 PHYSICIANS E Be 59sSf M .sref & o Ts Bs1s
1 EmEn L Having the skill OF three Pny-
/ IALEU I completely discouraged ana 20
- weak difficulty cross the room
alone taking Dr. Pierces Fayorlte snse
the local treatment reconnended IN m n three
Medical Adviser commenced TO improve az ls onTl snc
months perfectly cured, and have had no ~ n
wrote letter family paper briefly men6hng @ @
any one writing for them and e1o21g 1 $780, eTs
In reply described and the tr9tmsnL G f
many have received second Of thanks stating that t9s
had commenced the OF Favorite n s5 The
Local eaSment 20 fully plainly laid down therein and were
ba%@a- oI~oa aIr
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they imagine from dyspepsia ananh % here or there and =
nd Indifferent overhusy doctor t @ caused by
sucn his practice large bills are mace or necns
LIE "a cons1uent complications prppa sli fI
ong tratmenL anu the dase, thereby dpeng -
misery.
A Marvellous Cure. NJ =; ;.-rcshIed =. With
lrn mo ~ Cr1afn Mich, writes Il was sa. - g.
II ueAluUS eucorThea Ano LaL-A f-e6
i wa-1h bad 70 keekk Ia -
UUGIUhS good part Of The nne .ud spent large
~ money but received lasting oenens Al "a bath 10 a.
Bcsus was preudced against them 10 x husfSnd that
they wGo 20 90 e me- soe Of your menes Eopa 1 - u t.
agast the advice my physician He 81 80 DSoverJ Tor
, SnlIars took three bottles OF y1Sn for fouT
~. oo-a ben eoLna
~ Sare tie balance Of The me0e9 = shors
rme Tns NO 1 have not bad 70 take any n~0e10S ~ =
years"
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THE SPANISH SYSTEM OF PHYSICAL CULTURE
GUARAN
lovely
baunfup pi ftaE
Do
HUME Inca taken nSs
CnNEnElCE: n %
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| The GREATEST
/ EARTHLY Boon.


The 'Favorite Prescripti
poor suffering women"
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family ps Ihs5n
the cause OF
Ike Dr. of misery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-20
Bishop Whitt1e OM ssROmanizers,, i'm
the Church-The Color Question.

In the Virginia Council of the Protestant Epis-
copal Church In Alexandria, yesterday, after As
cension day services, Bishop whittle read his an
nual address. During his address he said: "As
you are aware each of my predecessors-BIshops
Moore, Meade and Johns-and many other true
and faithful men solemnly warned the church
that Romish teaching and practices, contrary TO
the word OF God and condemned by our standards,
were being privily brought In among us which
would ultimately destroy the scriptural and Pro-
testant character OF our communion. These in
novattons have continued to increase with such
steadiness and rapidity, without hindrance or
rebuke, so that In many places and by many
and ceremonies observed TOR protesting against
which our fathers were burned at the stake. 1t is
not strange that these ROmantzers. having
changed for themselves the church, should wish
10 change the name also, and adopt another suited
10 the new order OF things. Is 1t not our duty TO
General Convention and to constitute it on a
oasis or something like justice and equality, SO
mat mat a small minority of our ministers and mem
DerS snail not have the power now, to legis,ate
Tor the large majority? Are we OF Virginia,
whatever other dioceses may do, going to submit
20 the effort OF this minority to undo the work or
the Reformation for US and our children. unpro-
teStan1ze our church and carry us back to Rome?"
Bishop Randolph reported having confirmed 500
persons during the year. Rev. c. II. Norton pre-
sented the report OF the standing committee. Rev.
T. D. Gibson read the report OF committee On Wild
s 6~s ana orphans fund, stating that $4,000 had
Deen distributed and that Ii families were taken
care OF.
Rev. j. K Mason read the report OF the commit
Tee on statistics. In 11S parishes reporting there
were baptized 1926 whites, 215 colored, land In
CLANS; communicates, 14.373 whites, ga cOiOred !;
marriages, $50; funerals, 047; Sunday-schoOl
teachers 1,493; scholars, 14,606; total contribu-
lions, S21S, 1858.
The amendment to the tenth canon, relating to
the division OF parishes, was adopted.
rev. T.. w. Hubbard offered a resolution calling
TOT q committee to consider the better establish
ment or the coored people in the church; which
was laid on the table.
1t was resolved TO hold the next annual meeting
OF the council in Trinity church, StauntOn. In
the afternoont there was service OF prayer for the
prosperity or the State and good harvest. which
was led by Bishop Randolph. At night the Rev.
Dr. Wm u. Langford, general secretary OF the
Church Missionary Society, preached missionary
sermon.
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The Union Pacific Roads.

The Union Pacific Roads.
JAY GOULD THINKS THE GOVERNMENT WILL HAVE 10
MAKE LARGE CONCESSIONS 10 1T.
In his testimony before the Pacific Railroad
Commission, in New York, yesterday afternoon,
after THE STARS report closed jay Gould detailed
his purchases OF the roads which fed the Union
Pacific, and acknowledged that he made money
by the consultations He added that he was will
ing to explain why he made these large purchases
81 have nothing to conceal, he said. "At present
have no interest in the Union Pacific;" and he
was increased by the consolidation. In reply to
Ex-Governor Patttson's question as to why he re-
tired from the management OF the Union Pacific,
81 made up my mind it would be better to have
large number interested in the road than TO have
people say, jay could owns it, SO, whenever I
saw chance to place securities OF the road on the
market, and thus scatter them, did so. was
also partially actuated by the undesirabilty OF
road in the rut it could have made any sort OF
q bargain with the Government; when it had been
converted into paying property, thus increasing
the Governments security, the Government
stepped In and attacked 1t.
at is difficult to predict the future OF the Union
1se o. Soss
pal and interest 20 the road when the bonds be-
come due, because the road can never pay them.
The Government has been sufficiently compen-
stated for its loan to the Union Pacific by the bene-
hts 1t has already received from the sale of landA
&c. In my opinion the Government should settle
with the road on q fair basiS-say, BY taking q
bond for the principal sum, 81, GOO 600, and can
Gel the claim for back interest. would undertake
to negotiate such bond and secure its immediate
cash payment say this as q man who has not a
dollars interest In the road. never advanced
did loan 81 600 to pay back interest on Kansas
Pacific bonds on condition OF reduction Of the
rate OF interest from per cent to 6 per cent. In
return for this money I received consolidated
stock"
with the conclusion OF Mr. Goulds testimony
the taking OF evidence in New York, for the pres
ent, closed. The Commission goes to Boston Sat.
urday night
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
CHICAGO WINS A GAME.
The Ex.ChanspiOns Defeat tho WASH
fngtOns by Steady Playing.

CHICAGO WINS A GAME.
The Ex.Champions Defeat tho Wash
inStons by Steady Playing.
Inc Washlngtons changed places with the Chi
Cages yesterday, and played loose fielding game,
"hlie the champions kept well together and sue
ceeded In pulling out victory by the score of to
Q, aitnOugh not one Of the runs were earned The
nome team succeeded in scoring in the first inning,
OUT Wnen they went into the field Shock inaugu-
rated the loose playing by dropping long fly from
PfeHers bat. This was only the second error made
Dy MIN Tor many day. His first one was on
tuesday, also on a ball hit by Pfeffer
When the visitors were finally retired they had
pied up hve runs, and the outlook for the Ma
Carroll, Shock, and Hines all hit the ball and three
runs were the result. Another run in the fourth
MADE the game tie, and the spectators breathed
more freely. The home team had underestimate
the strength OF their opponents however, on this
occasion, for they gained four more runs while
one run was the best the WashingtOn's could do.
me nlnth inning was very exciting. After two
men were out the Nationals succeeded In filling
the l bases and Spider Donnelly stepped to the
plate, and meant to make a hit, but unfortunately
the liner was pulled In by Pitcher Ryan, and the
CnlcaSos left the field winners at last.
OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.
Detroit kept on its victorious career yesterday
by defeating the Phillies without trouble 16 to 5.
Boston received a check when Pittsburg pulled
out ahead by score OF to 4. And New York beat
Indianapolis IA to8
The Association leaders, the st. Louis cham
plons, won another game from the Athletics, to
land downed the Nets, to l. and LOUISVILLE scored
victory over Baltimore, 8 tO3.
date:
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The Grand Army Of the Repabltc.
GENERAL ORDERS or CONAANDER-IN-CarEF YArn

commandments Fairchild, OF the Grand
Army OF the Republic, has issued General Order
No. IA, ia which he commends the bepeficent work
being done by the Womens Relief Corps among
the veterans and their families In DISTRESS heartily
endorses the Sons OF Veterans organized with a
view to render the declining years OF the G. A. Il.
veterans more enjoyable and 10 aid widows and
orphans OF war martyrs; appoints w. G. Teasey,
OF Rutland, Vt, member OF the Grant memorial
committee, vice Geo. W. Hooker, OF Brattieboro,,
VI, resigned; calls upon the survivors OF the 18th
army corps 70 meet September 21, at the time OF
the national encampment, 10 select suitable corps
badges; advises all veterans desiring 20 learn the
whereabouts OF comrades TO address the Commits
sloner OF Pensions at Washington; declares that
the Grand Army has known no such day as Decor
alton Day, but that IL loves and reyeres Memorial
Day; requests the State departments TO send
copies of the proceedings OF their encamprnents to
the national headquarters OF the Grand ARMY for
preservation; announces that all railroads have
nxed upon one fare for the round-trip to the ma
tional encampment, and appoints the following
additional aides-de-camp on his national stan:
Albert Moore, Pittsburg; W. W. Greenland Cla-
r1On, Pa; g. h. Williams, Erie, Pa; Cnristian
Young and c. W. HOugbton Philadelphia; Thos
Munroe, Gallitzin, Pa, and S. v. Cooper, Media,
Pa
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CtHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE, AND
~ LOT NO. 22S / STREET N. w, AND LOT
ON CAPITOL HILL IMMEDIATELY SOUTH OF

4 NdANCEn1 SALE OF VALUABLE hOOSE AND
OLOT NO: 22S / STREET n. W. AND LOT
on on CAP pb, HILL IMMEDIATELY SOUTH OF
By virtue Of . decree of the Supreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia, passed April 10. 1887, &
in Equity cause No. 9659, wherein John g. I'll
Lee is plaintiff and William Lee aud others are de-
fendants I will, on TUESDAY. THE TWENTY
FOURTH DAY OF MAY. AID. 1888. AT QUARTER
OF FIVE 445) O'CLOCK p NJ. offer at public ssle,
in front Of the premises the following described real
estate situate in the city Of Washington, District Of
Columbia, and known and distinguished % and being
part OF lot twelve t12) in square I'VE hundred and
sixtytwo t562) and described as follows beginning
for the same at the northwest corner OF said equare
Third t3dl street. one hundred and ten a110l feet;
square, CID feet to the eastern limo Of said
lot thence northerly along the eastern line Of said lot
one hundred and ten l0) feet thence westerly along
the northern line of said square GID feet 10
And Al HALF SIA PzsT FIVE $50, O'CLOCK n,
on the same day, In front OF the PROMISES All Of lot
two {) in square six hundred and thirty six t60l
the same is laid down the ground plat aud plan Of
the said city of Washington.
Terms Of SALE one. third Of the purchase money In
cssl, = in I yesr and in years from tbs day Of
purchasers deferred payments to be secured by deed
Of trust the properly sold interest st Per cent;
600 deposit TO be required each piece Of property
st tMe Of sale Terms to be complied with within
ten days from day Of SALE otherwise the trustee
the right 70 resell q the r3sk Of defaultin9
chaser.
DuHcANsoN BROS. Auots. my16dI1s
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Supposed To he the Body Of n Mound
Builder.

WINDSOR, ILL.,, May l9-lra Hilligos, a farmer
living five miles northeast OF town found on the
farm OF Martin Edwards the petrfned body OF
humal being, I'm a tile ditch. II is feet inches
long, weighs about 20 pounds, and has been
bro6en OF AT the knees The head H. long -sh aped,
fofehead high, Yet prominent; the eyes ana nose
are natural, cheek bones high, chiu broad neck
small, ears pressed 10 the head, shoulders square
arm from shoulder 10 elbow lay 10 one side and the
hand lay folded the breast Its color l. OF a
browDish cast. IL is hard but can Ice carved like
Soapstone, has a smell somewhat Ike copperas
and deadly odor with It, and those handling IL
can detect the odor on their hands for hours. The
body Is that OF short feshy, Yet very strong per-
son, and Is no doubt the petrifed body OF one u
the mound builders. This has created quite .
sensation among the farmers. and the curiosity
VIII be brought 10 Windsor and placed on pubiH
exhibition.
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ry11-dSds

DEREMPTORY SALE OF TWO BUILDING LOTS
last.
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, MAY TWENTY
FIRST ut SIX O'CLOCK, will sell, IN front Of the
premises,
Sub Lots o. and 6S. square AS. ar
Each lot fronting Il S3-10O 1eet Third, IN
with depth OF 80 feet to an alley -.2-~
Terms: Oneh half cash balance i'll year notes to
bear per interest and to he secured by deed Of
trust property, all cash. at option of purchaser.
deI.osit of 800 at time Of sale Conveysnc at
iur, haser's cost Terms be complied with in ten
days
my16d&ds DUNCANfON BROS. Aucts.
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DUNCANSON BROS. Auctoneers. mylS-d&ds
ENHOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer.

A'fE,EM Sakf 81 AA1As1f MkaSxHR aH6 o
HALF-PAsT FOUR O'clock T: II, BY order 81 -
SO feet inches front on street. between street
and New Hampshire avenue northwest of original lot
Th ffvE ESh RAy 's VII :s a,
TIE Rrsmisss LSt II T. fset Isle Of
depth on north line Of IL feet nehe and On south
~ ~ = THE SANE DAY. at SIX O'CLOCK PM, will
ss SCI in ro OF q the s the aey Of
f. square s45 improved BY Brick Dwelling, No III
F5Sh 5cf S5sPfD day Of vii 1u ss
Of Is II IN os sf
ON the SAME DAY, at HALF-PAsT FIVE O'CLOCK
IN w' es shs feet " on
street west bet%ssn Canal street and street NORTH
original lot and the north half Of original iot in
on street BsGeen Canal and
6 Fk II 9h HD LAY H 81 JUNE
O'CLOCK n. will sell in front of the premises.
on Fierce BY
brick dwelling house Of rooms, numbered 1922 LIST
On THE SAME DAY. at HALF-PAsT FIVE
trent
of square 675 fronting each 16 feet Myrtle sreet
by depth OF q feet inches. and improved BY brick
dwellings with modern improvements containing
rooms each and numbered respectively p. % 25 ~
and % Myrtle street
AT HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ, will sell In
division OF lot T. in square aSi frontne each Il feet
and running through by VARYING depth to North Caro-
rooms. with modern improvements, and numbered
respectively 525 '27 331 and 1888 street southeast
staments in and three years for which notes
annually from DAY Of sale and secured BY deed
trust on property sold will be taken, or ~ cash q;
be required II time Of SALE and all conveXancng and
recording will be at purchasers cost Terms to be
will be resold at risk and cost Of defaultng
mylS -d&ds THOS Z. WAGGAMAN. Auct.
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Oil Discovered i'm DakO ta.
MUCH EXCITEMENT IN THE TURTLE MOUNTAIN ks.

GIoS.
BISMARCK, OAK, May ao.-The reports OF the dis
coyery OF an oil-weil In the Turtle Mountain re-
gion, 100 miles north OF here, has occasloned no
small amount OF excitement, and IL Is believe
that the stampede into that region Will Dc great
The OH was discovered while boring a wea and n
Is said 10 be flowing rapidly. The country Is
sparsely settled, the nearest railroad commnnica-
ton being the Manitoba road and it Is Impossible
TO verify or deny the report officially
The news was brought 10 this city by hunter
who has been in the Turtle Mount aims for several
weeks, and as evidences OF the existence OF Oh
have been found throughout the Missouri Valley.
many are prone 10 believe the rumor Much of tue
Land IN that region Is unSurveyed, and there can
be no well-Settled ownership, an excitement sue
as an oil discovery would make, viii create the
greatest confusion and lead to fraud and endless
litigation.
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UyHOs- BOWLING. AuctiOneer.

HIGHLY vALuAHIE guILpINa LOTS At THE TIL:
ANb SfTTH STREET SOUTHEAST, KNOWN
As The aiTz PHQiERTy, At Z A TMrI
rOirIRfH. isa5. II FIVE O'CLOCK, in front Of ~
the premises shall I, sell ; al z ao'' '"' AS-
These lots have been snbdivided into six building
lots fronting follows: ye q .ne lave tr1na OF
syvanis svcne and 9th street sonthssst b depth Of
on 9th street by depth Of 105 fsst inch, aud known
the Hi,z property This IL tn S most
command the attention Of investors or parties oesar-
Terms One Third c;sh: ths residue in three equal
payments AT six, twelve and eighteen months, with
notes besriug interest nd secured ~ assa OF ns.
at purchasers cost A deposit q 800 wiz DO re-
ousIed ON each lot at the thne v. SID.
myl:s-dkds TH0S. BOWLING, AuatepeeE